S. C. George Livres

Exploring the impact of early religious indoctrination, the narrative follows a protagonist's struggle to escape the psychological grip of Jehovah's Witnesses. Drawing from the author's real-life experiences, the story delves into the conflict between professional aspirations and religious obligations, highlighting the emotional turmoil of denying one's true self. As Mailin seeks spiritual independence, the themes resonate beyond her specific background, addressing the broader implications of any faith that prioritizes institutional authority over personal connection with the divine.